the who's the w news lies from berlin trying to hipaa governments of bella. ruth, where is her? the e, you expand sanction to target sectors of the economy. to tighten the thumbs proved on leader alexander the shank. could these finally loosen his iron grip on power? also coming up armine as prime minister nichols and parties secures another term in office after snap election results that is likely to surprise many after aces asterisk more with neighboring us or by john and leaving voice of democracy in hong

kong could be silenced within days after the government, for instance, the paper apple. bailey's asset, the belief and go wild enrolled as their teens. mollified for the euro. 2020 knockout stages with a win overwhelmed? ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. you foreign ministers have approved a new set of sanctions against bella. bruce, you foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, said that over 80 people and organizations would be hit with assets, phrases, and travel about the measures could aim to hurt the country's economy. they target those accused of a like 12 misconduct in last year's elections as well as products like tobacco and

potatoes, which benefit the government and for more or less bringing correspondence, alexandra phenomena who was standing by with a view from luxembourg. so i was going to tell us a little bit more about what the e u has agreed to. lot of foreign minister in kevin was the 1st to take to switch to announce that there is an agreement. foreign ministers has agreed to impose a 4th package of sanctions on belie ruth. and that means that as you just mentioned, more than 80 individuals and entities will be added to the sanction list. but that's not the most important thing that it's happening here. i think what is more important more crucial is that the foreign ministers agree in principle, that the european union needs to target whole areas of yellow, sea and economy. we are talking here about the financial sector, possible ban on you banks preventing them from providing new loans to be

a la roof. then a ban on imports of protests from b filarious in the is the 3rd biggest potash producer in the world. and there will be also restrictions on imports of to baker to tobacco and on on the import of oil products. and this is really something that has the potential also of hurting and lucy and economy. i was injured. we also now of course, rush out the most important ally of bell rows. the foreign ministers are also discussing a new strategy on russia today. what's planned there? while there is a broader agreement of that to the european union needs a new strategy to deal with russia. but at the moment we don't think we don't see anything real new and those discussions according to foreign policy, chief for l. there are 3 key words here. first of all,

push back. that means that you have to, to spec on the human rights violation there be violations. the key word here is to constrain meaning that the you should constrain russia attempt to undermine use interest through. for example, cyber attacks and the 3rd word is to engage, meaning that the european union should engage in a dialogue with russia when it's possible in climate change, for example. but that is something that we have heard before. however, this is also the 1st opportunity for the foreign ministers to meet and talk after the summit between the u. s. president answered the russian president last week. so it will be interesting to, to see whether the foreign ministers will have something new to say about the relations with russia after the stay of talks in luxembourg, alexander phenomena in luxembourg. thank you. so now let's take

a closer look at the targeted sanctions. western powers have already been using against the bellow roof. they've been in place for the better part of 20 years. have they had an impact on lucas samples rule? well d w analysis using freedom of the press and freedom of speech among other parameters to measure bell hours in democracy, household very little positive change since they were introduced. the recent mass protest may have had some positive impact on democratic participation, but those games have been short lived with little signs that 2 decades of sanctions have encouraged, democratic development in bella, ours, let's get more. we are joined by d. w. sondra peterson, who is head of the research and investigations team here at dw, thank you so much for joining us, sandra. what does this mean? does it mean sanctions don't work? looks like it when you're just see the graph, but it's not as easy as that. i mean,

what we have seen for foreign bella is mainly targeted sanctions only, which means freezing of assets. freezing of bank accounts of the elite already $88.00 persons plus 7 entities on that blacklist, dozen small will most likely be added today. and that is also in an effort applying targeted sanctions only to protect the population from negative sanctions from the effects of sanctions. and that has happened in iraq. if we all think back to the 1990 s, we saw an almost total economic blockade of iraq. sudden would say then dictator, state in power. but millions of iraqis suffered from the negative consequences of new sanctions and that should never be repeated. that's why we have cognitive sanctions as the flavor of the day s i may say. but when we look at what the e u is planning, now we will see broader economic and also financial sanctions hitting both the

regime and the population. because if you hit the sectors of the economy, like the 30 light, the, or the oil industry, that of course, is causing damages, which will be felt by everybody in the country. absolutely. and the logic with the targeted approach is that you know, those influential members then who are, who are perhaps close to lucas shank. oh, well then maybe influence the situation. put some pressure on it. you've been analyzing, though, some of you know, sanctions and their effectiveness in particular health. what you've been sort of finding in that analysis. i mean the success of sanctions, really heated debate among scientists as well. so many of the effects are very hard to measure. for instance, the political stick notes that sanctions do send to autocrats at large not just to look at shanker but also to others and positive signals to these suppressed opposition. and we are standing by, you know, that is also something that is very hard to measure. but in terms of she and

numbers, we looked, for instance, at the success rate of travel bench and the past 25 years. and we came to the conclusion that about a 3rd of them, 36 percent bid lead to some thought of concession from the sanction state. let it be the release of political prisoners or engaging in talks or a reduction in violence. broader sanctions had an even higher success rate, roughly 40 percent, but here comes the caveat. i mean if you look at the sanctions they were effective in all forms of government. if it's hot and or talk with cease like bill or root is and that success the rate shrinks from 40 percent to 26 percent. wow. okay, so it's not, not terribly good results for a country like bella verse in particular, sandra peters ment, joining us. thank you so much. well, belin, the leader, alexandra lucas, shan't go, has maintained, has managed, excuse me,

to maintain his firm grip on power, despite major protests within the country and international pressure. helping to keep him there is the country secret service and the climate of fear that they have created. the soviet dictator yoseph stolen looms larger than life at this military theme park, near men's people from all over billers have come to celebrate this so called border guard day. many like us support alexander lucas. shank. oh, she works in a meat processing plant in breast on the polish border. she can't understand why people in bella. ruth wants to be rid of luca, shank. 0. one of the most important things in life. we have a salary, a job. we live in peace and our kids get a good education for me and my family. the current leadership is exactly what we need. we like living in bella. bruce,

i don't want change in the foreseeable future. national arch, young cooper left sees bella ruth in a positive light. he's a truck driver but has no desire to travel abroad and he feels safe with lucas shanker in charge. you go to stimulus. i'm not saying i like him, but i don't see who else i could vote for. was lucas shanker was leader. i can let my son play on the streets without any concerns. i sleep in my lori cabin without worrying that something could happen to me. many people here are untouched by the pro democracy movement. they watched a tv and work in state and companies or for the military or police. above all, it's the support of the secret service, the k g b. that is helping lucas, shank, oakland to power agents hound opposition activists and generate a climate of fear. valerie costco once worked for the k g

b himself wellness that went through before he knows why there is virtually no descent in its rank yard new pro cherry piracy. first of all, they make good money compared to those who plow the fields or work in the factories and also their opperation, who have taken on a criminal element for lucas shank needs people who already have blood on their hands. going to be correct and i will consent to moving them. there is no way out grow you and i was telling you about that and need ensured that the opposition is red and white banners have all the disappeared. all that is visible is the soviet era, red and green of the countries official flag. for many, it's become the symbol of lucas regime. and here's a look at some other stories making headlines. french far right liter, marie le pen 40 performed weaker than expected and regional elections on sunday. projection showed that the republican party, a former president nicholas our cozy,

is on course to come out strongest in the poll. the 2nd round of voting and francis, 13 regions and 96 departments will take place in a week. large parts of romania are babbling severe, floods after heavy rainfall. hundreds of houses in the eastern european nation are under water. some residents need to be evacuated. meteorologists warn more rain could be on the way around. so nuclear power plant has undergone a temporary emergency shut down over what was described as a technical fault official, so that the outage is expected to last up to 4 days. power block outs are expected . armenian prime minister nicole pash union has won another term in office after snap parliamentary elections. official results show his party has won over 50 percent of the vote. opinion called the pole to shore up his mandate after a disastrous war with us or by john last year. last year sees fire saw armenia with

large sweeps of territory in a long dispute, nego or no car bach region. the election was old, could impact the future of the agreement with as their bush on the the result came instead of the after the polls closed, one figure was available quickly. turn out despite and emotionally charged campaign, only half the eligible voters cast that bothers incumbent. nicole petunia and the paid on facebook shortly after counting started to claim victory. but men got him did. we already know that we want to convincing victory in the elections? and we will have been seeing majority in parliament or sales force. caution young called the election in a bit to stabilize his government. armenia is still smarting from its defeat as about john in the wall over the disputed

enclave with no call. no, kara goes on a peace treaty broken by russia in november. see the last so fast way to territory a mass after thousands of meanings. soldiers had died in the fighting with the last war, kicked off a wave of protest. we've demonstrated even stormy, the parliament. and yet, yvonne of course we do, i want to be able to get up in the mornings and go out for my exercise without finding a demonstration outside on the street at this meeting of the last 3 years have been awful. economy, our politics, it's all gone tightly. the present rebecca chevy on his heading for 2nd place in the poles. far behind persons party. he's already cries, fall over the result, claiming fraud. but that's unlikely to concern pushing young,

who won international praise. so leading the country to its 1st free and fair election 3 years ago and looks said to emerge victorious once more. and let's get more on that. we are joined by d. w correspondence, nick connelly, who's in the armenian capital here. yvonne nick, welcome to you. it looks as we've been hearing like a convincing victory for passion yon. all that despite polls putting him neck and neck with the opposition. so how did the shake out well, so it is definitely an embarrassing day for posters and pundits here in armenia. as you mentioned, there pulls running up the selection, putting the 2 front runners within just one percentage point of each other. and if everything goes as it seems now that the final result will be almost 30 percent between the 2 front run. the so huge gap there, question and way ahead. i think there are 2 things to bear in mind here. good quality, social g polling is very expensive and in small country like armenia, where there are a whole lot of resources most that polling is commission by people with

a vested interest. so it really has to be taken with a pinch of salt. i think the 2nd thing to bear in mind also is but lots of questions on support of seemingly chosen as the lesser of 2 evils. they might have agreed with his agenda, but they were often still angry about the way he handled that military defeat by the bridge on last year. they went very vocal in their support for him, but seemingly, when it came to the times put their balance in the, in the ballot box, they put their little cross by his name after all. but i want to ask you a little bit more about that angered neck because i mean the government, they called this to try and, and the political crisis that began with fighting in the disputed region of no garner car box. as you've mentioned, being widely blamed for that most recent, the feet in the conflicts up to what extent can this election now help to calm some of that anger called some of that criticism me? well, it definitely seems like he has a fresh mandate. i mean, this election was your referendum on the sci fi that he signed. that was criticized by many, but it seems i've seen lots of minions thought that you know,

for all the emotions and all the disappointment, there wasn't much of a better option on the table realistically, in those conditions. i think he now hopes that this will put an end to the political crisis that, i mean it's tina last few months and then the protest, it really did seem like they were going to put an end to his time in government. but beyond that, it's not just the until situation, he still has a very precarious situation on his border. say on. i mean he's voted here. i was up in the mountains a few days ago where mean in his dairy soldiers, just a matter of me to the part where the rules and where shots fired, where those get kidnapped and both sides still can't agree on where that border should actually be. that's a very difficult situation, and i mean, let's not forget to have tens of thousands of refugees in that last war that still need to find a home. so plenty of things on the question on the agenda, but perhaps quite times ahead in terms of, i mean, internal political disputes. so, so given that agenda, the neck, where does armenian now go from here? because there's not only about tension with neighboring sean over the dispute origin of a new car and car box. let us also not forget that passion yet came to office,

of course with a reform agenda. where does best ends and all of this was that is obviously the crucial question. not only is this country trying to fight, you know, maintain parity with it's much bigger. they, by the, by john, has oil dollars and a much bigger population. so it's a dealing with huge immigration of working age people to russia and other countries . so lots of people who would have been on the voting register are actually in this country because they can't make a living. so that's crucial, and it's not quite clear how you're going to manage strategic, enormous success, and even on growth in a country that is 7 battles. and then there's the question of russia, i mean russia is for now the only game in town. so, i mean, it may not life, but lots people have very disappointed that russia didn't come to support. i mean, you more in that conflict last year they didn't weigh in, protect, i mean, and interest in the going to care about pushing and seen as the candidates, a bit more distant from russia than the oppositions man robot could sit down. so

he's gonna have to patch up, ties with moscow, and try and show that he can keep this together and provide means with safety and to meet them expecting economy with a view from caravan in the wake of this election. thank you so much and speaking of elections ethiopians have begun voting in general elections that were seen as the 1st major test of prime minister met. and his ruling coalition, the elections were scheduled to take place last year, but were delayed. the government says, because of the pandemic, the corona virus isn't the only challenge that argument is facing. the vote comes as war rages in the northern region of t grey. in turn triggering a famine that breton hundreds of thousands of civilians. no opposition groups have accused ethiopia willing party of harassment, but the prime minister has promised that the election will be peaceful when men came to power. he was lauded as a reformer,

lifting bands and opposition parties and free and thousands of political prisoners . his efforts to end hostilities in the region also saw him awarded a nobel peace prize would be a med is facing mounting pressure both at home and abroad. he t o p as international partners when a quick end to the ongoing conflict graph region. fighting there between the regions former ruling party, the t growing people liberation front and both government and retrain. troops has caused untold thousands of lives and spread famine throughout the region. un figure say over 350000 people here are facing acute hunger. that includes tens of thousands of children. monday's pulling has been twice delayed due to the pandemic and logistical challenges still remain. many opposition parties are also boycotting

the election because leading members have been jailed. they accused the government of rolling back. many of i'll be off meds, initial reforms, hardly no suspicious backdrop, for the 1st major test of the prime minister's prosperity party. but in the run up to the vote, mister med remain confident seemed a pulling would be his country's 1st attempt, a truly free and fair elections for hong kong pro democracy newspaper, apple tele is said that it may be forced to stop publication within days after the government froze its assets more than $500.00 police officers rated the news room and arrested 5 executives last thursday saying that it's article had reached a sweeping chinese national security law. the company, c, e o. jimmy law was already charged and imprisoned under the same law in april, where the paper now says that it is unable to pay staff and that it's friday issue is likely to be a slack ship kong is standing by with

a view from hong kong. phoebe pro democracy newspaper, apple daily stuffing publication in 5 days. just walk us through the timing here. last week to l. o. 5 arrested executives was harsh for the national security charges of conspiring collusion, foreign forces, and more the can. the 3 companies linked to apple day the including is printing at internet companies which are like it responsible for that they operate on the newspaper were also charged as entities under the security law. so basically it makes the apple daily, almost impossible to conduct any kind of banking operation because of the freezing mil pac says that a total of 800 meters, hong kong dollars were frozen by the thought since last week. and it is now like really hard for the newspaper to pay salary or to sustain and kind of like daily

routine and publishing. so that's why the board decided that they may have to shut down the newspaper, the newspaper, and the organization within this week. and it is such a big blow, in fact, the pro democracy movement, just walk us through the significance in fact is not only a back low to the pose macos the cam or the movement of cell, but also to the people society as a whole. that every member will be affected in the community because it's now a metal freedom of expression and apple daily you sound a shortly before hong kong returned to china in the ninety's yesterday just marked his 26 in advisory. and it has witnessed and documented one of the most important the controversial period of history in hong kong and the chinese food and has been an icon of the critical boys of the authorities and chinese communist party as well . so it's close, show what mean like a really a really big lay setbacks for the press and also for the freedom of expression that

they will definitely intensive by the fear among the community specially i'm the national security at all. and what is it likely to need for other journalists who are working in hong kong right now? the, the reason repression on apple lady is just like one like incident in the serious off cut down my on the press industry in hong kong that a month ago. but as a public broadcaster in home county outage, kate is like, i'm going a theory, at least the significant like reform op to the gap and replacing the head off. they broadcast that they have taken down many critical episodes and investigated reports from the broadcast. the am, a journalist, was conflicted for the charges relating to an investigative report of the movement . so it's really like a chilling effect. it's really serious in hong kong,

and among the journalists see the kong in hong kong. thank you. the at the euro. 2020 football championship. italy have one group a after beating wales. one mill in rome, though both qualified for the last 16 tail casino score. the winner for the italians with a header in the 1st half. well sent ethan. i'm for do off, but they still qualify after finishing 2nd in the group. and italy's reputation as slow starters and major tournaments has been blown out of the water by their blistering form at 02020 fans across the country celebrated their teams past the last 16 in typically passionate style jubilation on the streets of rome. i had no wonder with 3 winds out of 3 and not a single go conceited. italy's fans convince that all roads lead to london

that i'm confident and hopeful that will least make it to the final. we have a great team, a great coat, and we have a good chance of winning the tournament. you don't if it was certainly an easy road for italy with it's a good start. it gave us confidence insecurity. you know, we have to see how we will play the important matches mateo person as the witness to italy. he was one of a new faces in a much changed side that worryingly for their opponents showed few signs of a drop in quality. never want to be sure to waste such everyday. i'm very pleased to see that we change the players and the team played very well, mary ball. we just have to score more goals. but wales defended fiercely. rosie, i really like what i saw in my team. the boys played very well, but i am watching. i was so excited. we're living the moment. we're very happy to

be here. how are we going to face the quarter finals? well, we're going to pick out a good fight. the actual fight starts, right? no. ominous words, the austria and ukraine, one of whom will faith italy in the last 16 and with that, you're up to date on the w news up next business with benefits and i'm sarah kelly . thanks for watching. the news. the news. the news

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new sanctions on the rules targeting economy and one of the nation's main exports per license. again for the next 2 business critic se india's chaotic vaccination drive has led to acute shortages and intensified a 2nd covered wave. it's killed hundreds of thousands of people. now the government finally decided to offer the shots, 2 adults for free. only 5 percent of the eligible population of 3950000000 people to flee immunized inside is supporting of a deadly 3rd wave. as mostly they fall down curves, exports, or expose rather quotient. that as with pre opening could complicate the inoculation program that they say needs to be at least 4 times. that will be double use media high joins us from one by why one shots free from the very beginning. like in so many other countries because the goldman was saying that they

cannot afford the shots and they will do targeting each class. and after this, what do we ask them an explanation that why the charges are free and what is your regard to the supply chain management center has finally accepted the fact that they need to buy the. busy vaccines at the same, and many manufactures have denied the stage of the axis. why the axing there will now be played. jimmy, how's the state going to address this huge gap between cities and country areas? that's a very good question because right now there is more roadmap, very clearly job done by the same state that has said that they will be buying the black students and they will be given to the states the states that also allow by 25 percent off of accidents, by the facts i was hospitalized settled by the vaccine and they sell it at the

right. but the question is, how to make sure that and right now, the backseat and the widest is a big part of the supply chain manager because we question networks. there are so many questions. so much criticism. what, what are the chances of this vaccination drive actually succeeded? honestly speaking, we have the next close and next post have said that if the vaccine $18000000.00 would be still the population at this wednesday, the 1st will be 9. so as we spoke, nation and abroad, of course, such a big country, you have to have a very clear game which so exposed to questioning. okay. you have from media hi giving us the update there for

mon bye. thank you very much for being on the show. today europe's regulators refusing to give up the battle against big text dominance. apple has become the 4th us tech giant to be hit by such probes. the german can tell office says a key focus of the investigation will be the operation of the app store. it says in many cases it empowers apple to have an influence on the business activities of the parties. trust authority, recently opened similar investigations against amazon, google, and facebook, and renew little let's talk to conrad boston about this. responded in frankfort conrad. tell us more about what's behind this move. well then apple has been criticized already for quite a while by, you know, small app producers, but also large games producers like epic or music streaming services like spotify

for having a dominating position in its markets and for using as a dominating position. now this year here in germany, a new law was passed that allows the federal cartel office to investigate such market dominating positions and to stop them if it things they are illegal. now this, these investigations against the companies you meant you mentioned. now also apple is really a trend setting important step because on the european level, a similar set of rules is in the making, but it's a very long and tedious process and it's lot, it's far from being finished. good, correct? just tell us, is it something that's going to go through? do you think, is that something the case also apple. well, the law that has been passed has a new possibilities for the federal cartel office to define a market dominating position. and to say when it's abusive,

so it's likely that at least we are going to hear a lot about an abusive practice by apple. what the consequences in terms of fines of money will be, of course, remains to be seen on our booth and birth at the present state. thank you very much . now trying to make a date with the fed is tricky. officials were talking about raising rates for the 1st time on for the pandemic in 2024. then they hinted at 2 rate rises in late 2023. now, as soon as the, or as far as friday goes, it could be 2022. it's a sell off on wall street, which continued in european and asian exchanges are monday, st. louis federal reserve president james bullock says it makes sense for officials to become a little more hawkish as inflation searches and worried. the economic recovery could overheat by the losses for equities. many markets are at record of multi year

highs. investors taking the opportunity to cash in profit. every company needs artificial intelligence that was told before the pandemic. but europe continues to lack the united states and china in financing this act up. i asked moran takes labs co founder if companies still believe they need a i i think so. i mean, that's around 6 last we serve the whole breadth of industry from big tech companies to make sure that our s, m. e 's and technology started scale ups. and i think what you nice to all these companies is that they will not be returning to the situation as we know a pre cobit there is something like a new normal. and this new normal hesitate, higher investment digital technologies, including artificial intelligence, giving a talk today on innovation. what's your advice for european companies and german

companies? to be very frank, i think we need to move faster. we need to jump higher. we need to run faster. i think we need to make bolder moves and i think we also need to think about how do we think about the concept of competition. i would challenge that, you know, we need to be in competition or think only of competition here with the national borders. i think if we want to stay relevant of the continent, we need to look, you know, across the continent and reinvent collaboration, co creation and innovation process across the value chain. maybe even with competitive companies. well, those competitive companies and the most competitive companies are from china in the us. where does that leave europe? well, you know, quite frankly we're, we're world champions in creating rules and regulations. and i think that's a real shame because we're actually also world champions and creating a researchers per capita. when i look at my sector and more than the us and china

combines and what we've, this is something we've been traditionally very good at what we've been bad out of commercialization and actually creating powerful, commercially successful companies from that. and that's exactly what we were wanting to set out to do besides the funding problems, which i pointed out before. there are also the infrastructure challenges and we're seeing that with global supply chain disruptions right now. do we need to rethink how we do trade? when it comes to chips and supplies, or all these tech sectors, you know, i don't believe in protection of them i'm, i'm a liberal at heart and i think, you know, free trade some things, one of the big achievements. but as you, as you saw, this is depletion is more supply driven than demand driven. and i think it shows the great fertility. and we need to use technology to make our systems more fragile and a position to assist them to cheapest. nicole fitness arises. lab c o. thank you very

much for being on the show today. the european union has reached the deal on economic sanctions on the roof. it's in response to the 4th landing of a ryan and jet last month in mens. can the arrest of an opposition activist on board sanctions are designed to hit the regime of long time or thorough italian beula, alexander lucas shanker, in the wallet and target oil finance and fertilizer. agricultural supplier flora is busy loading the last of the port ash from gyla. ruth, poland used to be the biggest importer of potash from yellow. ruth, but those days are gone. flora won't sources, po, dash from there anymore. the importers have cancelled all deliveries. international sanctions are already starting to bite, even before they've been officially imposed. the replacement potash is coming from the west. sax with a bull logo supplied by germany's can death. polish farmers were quite happy with

the yellow roost potash. they have to pay 20 percent more for the same mineral from the west. just in that owning. i think the average farmer is more worried about the price is less than the effect of the sanctions. so somebody going to die, climb paid up on the baltic sea coast. the additional sanctions against yellow roofs are having a strong effect in lithuania as well. almost everything going to or coming from yellow roofs came through this port, especially potash and oil products. analysts say the sanction will not 3 percent of miscellaneous, annual gross domestic product for sure that going to cost the west and your end especially life or as well. but the, this is actually the rise to have to be paid for with respect of the principles. we follow and we want to promote point ash mines can be found in the

german state of modern agriculture depends on it. giller ruth currently is the world's 2nd largest potash producer. its main customers are china, india, indonesia, and brazil. the sanctions will hit the lucas shank regime but won't topple the dictator according to the coming of the kill institute for the world economy. also, it will also depend on how well dealer ruth can find other markets to sell into. we'll see how trade flows are diverted, where the potential is going, whether exports to other importers like china, india, and brazil will be increased for instance, or whether be a really small end up stuck with it. that's certainly what the e was hoping for. but studies show that economic sanctions are usually only effective in about 30 percent of cases, but they will certainly make life more difficult for the yellow, rosie and state run company. and a reminder about up,

sorry to south india begin the nationwide campaign of free covert 19 shots for all adults as well as weeks of prism chaotic rolled out was the cute shortages and intensified a deadly 2nd wave that killed hundreds of thousands of people. i've been business with people in trucks injured was trying to see the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. families to be honest and traitors. people seem extreme getting 200 people around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. why?

because no one should have to flee. make up your own line. w. need for mines. me. the news this week on well stories search and i'm the asian hate crimes in the u. s. saving the coral reef in kenya. but we begin in the netherlands 7 years ago on its way from amsterdam to corner malaysia airlines flight 17 were shot down over a combat. so in ukraine, a court will be determining who is responsible a tree for each of the people who never returned

the memorial site next to the people airport has $298.00 trees and total. 3 of them are dedicated to pete flukes, family. he lost his brother, his sister in law, and their son on board flight mh 17. they left 2 daughters who did go with him and only those 2 young daughters at the at the time. and so yeah, i had to tell the daughters that their, their father, mother and brother died and to tell my parents who were in the hospital at the time that it was very shocking. yeah. pete fluked chairs a foundation bringing together thousands of next of kin. he says the image, 17 disaster header, real impact on all of dirt society where the bodies were repetitive.

the whole dutch nation was, was, was watching it on television was terrible. but this was also very, very beautiful. that there was so much compression among the people at the center of this inquiry are the remnants of the bowing triple 7 here being viewed by the court. a massive jigsaw puzzle that was pieced back together in a dutch military base. the crash site 7 years ago, or 298 on board, the plane were killed when it was blown out of the sky over a war zone and eastern ukraine. evidence points to a book, anti aircraft system, which was moved from russia and to rebel territory controlled by pro russian separatists. these 4 men will stand trial. they remain at large, allegedly protected by russia. pete's plug on the other hand says he doesn't care

that much whether the suspects go to jail. he just wants the truth to be spoken. i think it's important that we know what the role of the russia if they had the ro, what the role of the russia federation was. not only will push the button, but also who was in the and responsible for all for all. what happened. so this can take years and even 7 years after mh 17 crashed, he's determined to see this through until the ent, the, the outbreak of the corona virus in the united states coincided with an increase in hate crimes against people of asian descent. the police and the asian communities are sounding the alarm and a to increase security. it's the beginning of a 10 hours shift for offices f, rain to beta, and alex actually with the los angeles police department,

or l a. p. d. the 2 seasons offices are on foot patrol in china town, not just today, but every day for the last couple of months. the city was quick to commit to more boots on the ground here and then other predominantly asian american communities. i think it's very important right now. it just shows that when we come out here every day that we are here in support of them, asian american communities all over the united states, want the support and the presence of police. this attack on a 65 year old asian woman in new york, captured on surveillance video 2 months ago and many other unprovoked n t h. i hate incident since have many here in las china town and elsewhere, you know, unsafe and on the edge. it's all, all commute, a little bit scary and everyone's kind of a little bit nervous. so like last week, the gold coming year with a long summer i and as soon we ask a question, she, we don't go quarter, we call p d right away. and within like 2 minutes,

they come right away and she ran out. however, businesses and residents here hired a private security service that is also patrolling the community. they are afraid the police won't always be able to protect the changing that is falling to offices like effort. and alex relationship is the name of the game. they're trying to make this a priority. as long as i've been on, we've always been trying to reach out to the community. it's just a matter of making this even bigger. we meet with brittany over to the park in san gabriel valley or s t v, as it's residents call it. the valley has one of the largest asian population in america, brittany, just co founder compassion, s g v, an initiative that of a chaperone services to vulnerable and elderly community members. i was honestly so devastated by all the attacks that i kept hearing about. even a neighboring attack man was waiting at a bus stop and was attacked and lost part of its finger like it was just getting

way too close to home. that was just 3 months ago, and now she's making an impact, running an organization with $200.00 volunteers. impressive. yes. but i really hope that these attack stop. so we don't have to keep offering these free chaperone services, which we're happy to offer during these times. right. now like it's crucial, but i hope that we don't have to keep doing this because that would mean that the attack would stop for the time being though britney and gabriel valley and police officers f a n. and alex, in los angeles, are all trying their best standing against anti asian hate crimes and graces the now to tennessee, which like many countries, clues to elementary school, the spread of over 19. as a result, many turkish children haven't been to in person classes. over a year,

7 year old roost guy was accompanying his mother, john done doing for him to work like most days. due to the panoramic turkish schools have been shut for over a year. john don runs a private kindergarten on the outskirts of his stumble there occasionally allowed to open. unlike schools, in china, her son attended school for 6 months before authorities ordered, all schools closed now, rose gar, spends his time at his mother's kindergarten or at home attending virtue lessons. something the 2nd grader doesn't enjoy latoya to kill. i preferred math classes in school. burke, me, i liked it. even though teachers sometimes got angry at us for

the past year. remote learning has been the new norm for ruth scar, a challenging situation for him, and his mother will scar, struggle to stay focused in front of the screen. you know, he still can't read or write properly. the kids have lost interest in everything. they don't want to leave the house anymore. again, we are losing touch with the outside world. over 10000000 turkish children and teenagers haven't attended school in month. they're only allowed to pack for exams like these people's stumble primary school. many parents are fed up with the government, strict stance on schools exhibit 18 education should be their top priority. instead of holding conferences and party conventions without heating any corona restrictions, the education sector is being neglected. although we'll do a similar,

the turkish school closures have hit per families like the lands hardest. some for 1000000 turkey school children don't have internet access at home. that means mohammed azlan must rely on the educational programs on turkish state television. what do you alone? people with money can send the children to private schools and pay tutors to help their children catch up. all we can do the most of it be me. can our children have to resort to educational television shows, look good even if it isn't wealthier parents, like xanda and good friends are finding turkeys. economic situation increasingly difficult to john done says more and more parents are taking the youngest out of a kindergarten. if the trend continues, she may go out of business, but matters are even worse for turkey, school children, they are the ones paying the highest price in this pandemic.

the current rate contributes heavily to the bio diversity of marine life. but in kenya, the under increasing threat from the climate emergency. and as i said, shing marine biologists, fishes are trying to save the coral reefs off the coast of more. basta, the reef? looks great. it was at least they're still fishes here. jo ann coworker and her colleague pizza was to be visit the room some way in the coral reef every 2 years to check up on this fragile ecosystem either. then 2 sides concluded that we have up to 4 for the plane in fish type is in the last 2 or 3 d kids. and that is a problem as local fishermen know all to well, my son was born and bred in some ways. fishing has been his main source of income

for years. now, i told him once i was on my couch was still good. when i started quoting, but over the past 4 years, the family and the number of fish has been declining. my name is mimi daddy clark. i'm on base. i'm like, i say you want to find anyone who was the marine biologists have enlisted the support of locals in their efforts to protect the coral reefs. they've taught fishermen, how's the count fish and species in marine conservation zones and how to interpret their findings. for example, high numbers of clown fish in the coral is a sign that the habitat is doing well. they've also taught them a simple method of keeping juvenile fish out of their net. the fisherman still use the traditional basket trap. what now use different mesh. we were adding that

kind of mesh site that is being used. it's bigger and that is 3 intimate. and that's the thing that is just to ensure that the, the kind of piece that is being captured by the buckets not given a maya has been, has been using the new kind of mesh in his traps for 2 years. now. the science is estimates that it will take up to 20 years for fish start to recover completely, but at least my children, my benefits, the news . the

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